What it does
Glue Up joins membership management and events with professional community groups and messaging. Community is a separately scoped power-up on annual plans. Glue Up creates the organization's account after the agreement is signed.
Members can find each other in a directory, exchange digital business cards and continue event conversations through groups or private chats. A regional chapter could use one group for introductions and another for committee work.
Staff control group access, pin announcements and review flagged content. Public, private and hidden groups allow different audiences, including extra functionality for paying members.
The annual subscription depends on organization size and requirements. Include the Community power-up explicitly in the proposal, together with any chapter management or integrations needed. The customer success manager creates the account and arranges training after the agreement. Event, email, administrator, contact and integration allowances can be increased through paid upgrades. One-off events and special projects can have separately arranged terms.
Strengths
- Directories and digital business cards support member introductions
- Private groups, announcements and reporting give staff community controls
Watch out for
- Community must be included in the agreed power-up scope
- Standard contracts are billed annually; extra capacity can cost more
Best for
- Associations and chambers managing both member operations and professional networking
Sources
- Glue Up Community Management (Oct 27, 2026)
- Glue Up Pricing and Plans (Oct 27, 2026)